Andrea Roth

About Andrea Roth

Hailing from Woodstock, Ontario, Andrea Roth is a Canadian actress of Scottish and Dutch heritage, marking her as a first-generation descendant of those backgrounds. Her journey into performance began at the tender age of eleven with a role in the play The Miracle Worker. Her significant entry into the world of entertainment arrived with her starring role in the 1995 miniseries A Woman of Independent Means. In this historical drama, she portrayed Eleanor, the daughter of Sally Field's character, spanning the character's life from sixteen to sixty. The production also featured notable actors like Charles Durning and Tony Goldwyn. Roth's television career commenced earlier, with an appearance on HBO's Alfred Hitchcock Presents in 1985. Her resume boasts guest spots on more than fifteen television programs, including memorable turns in Highlander, Dead at 21, and Parker Lewis Can't Lose. Additionally, she showcased her talent in two highly acclaimed miniseries, A Change of Place and In Spite of Love, both released in 1994. In 2010, at the age of 42, Roth welcomed her first child, a daughter named Ava Reese Biermann, on March 29th. The child's father is Todd Biermann, who was her boyfriend at the time and is now her husband. The couple, married after a long relationship, have their one-year-old daughter, Ava Reese, born around October 7, 2011.